Sentence examples for with something still from inspiring English sources

It leaves her with something still to prove.

Anxious thoughts of whether the team could succeed in arriving at the last group match with something still to play for must have plagued him.

The words Next Wave imply a festival ahead of its time, always challenging its audiences with something still newer, something that might unsettle them and alienate them but that might eventually become popular enough to move beyond BAM.

Three years ago, I walked out of that eating disorders unit never to return (I say, confidently, but still with something minuscule still niggling: "You're sure about that, really?" Yes, really).

Which is to say this very real Gilded Age New York – precisely re-imagined, painstakingly researched, with all the smells, fumes, conveyances and horrors intact – brings us back to something primordial about human beings, if not about human society, something still with us.

A big part of Dragon's Prophet also has to do with its Frontier system, something still in the works, but one of the coolest sounding pieces of the game.

He begins the journey with the sense that something still is missing from his life, and it ain't another Oscar.

This strongly suggests that Herodotus' preoccupation was with something larger still.

Can humans have a kind of primordial "enemy" relationship with something and still really work to conserve it?

Even last year, most City economists would have thought DM2.60-2.70 was nearer the mark.But could Britain live with something stronger still?

There was nothing new in 1936 about the notion of the Surrealist object - masterpieces of the genre like Marcel Duchamp's "With Hidden Noise" had been produced as far back as 1916 - but in the year 1936 the saturation was such that almost any intelligent and fanciful observer of the scene could come up with something that still looks good.